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Secure ISO 14001 Certification for Your SME
Boosting the sustainability of your company’s operational processes signals your enterprise’s commitment to protecting the environment. As Australian consumers become increasingly environmentally conscious, investing in
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Conserve water in your business
Water efficiently in your business you will save money and insulate your business from increased costs when the price of water rises. Workplaces use water
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Use your recycled printer paper twice
Paper, and printing on it, cost money. It consumes resources and could often be avoided. A tonne of paper consumes approximately 20 full-grown trees, over
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Offer alternatives to the car
Car parking costs money. By offering your staff commuting alternatives to the car you can reduce your costs, and help the environment. A single off-street
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Teach energy efficient driving
Teach your staff the art of eco-driving and reduce your fleet’s fuel consumption by 10-20 percent per annum. Every year. Driving isn’t great for the
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Purchase Energy Efficient vehicles
Vehicle manufacturers have improved engine efficiency, aerodynamics and hybrid technology resulting in huge gains in vehicle efficiency. Replacing your business cars and trucks with most
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Purchase energy efficient appliances
When investing in new office or workplace equipment and appliances, use the Energy Star® ratings (stars) to guide you to the most efficient products. The
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Switch off un-used appliances
By switching off equipment when it is not in use, we save energy and money. It is that simple. Just as we don’t leave our
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Configure your lighting for efficiency
By utilizing natural light, installing skylights, sensors switches and separating lights into multiple zone switches we can cover our lighting needs, with less electricity. Natural
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Install water tanks connected to toilets
For businesses with the capacity to install water tanks at their workplace, plumbing then to the toilet system can remove costs for years to come.
SME
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are a dynamic and oft under-appreciated part of the Australian economy. Businesses with under 200 employees drive the most employment and provide the most economic benefit to Australia, with SMEs making up over 57 % of the Australian economy.